The Chinese Room
British independent video game development studio
Collected games: 1
British independent video game development studio
Collected games: 1
The Polish game studio credited with developing Kao the Kangaroo: Round 2.
Collected games: 1
Steam credits The Indie Stone as both developer and publisher of Project Zomboid. The ongoing survival game asks players to scavenge, build and craft through a zombie outbreak, alone or with others. This catalogue currently links one canonical game with those two checked roles. A single game entry here is not a claim that the team has no other projects, and the profile does not invent a founding date or organizational history from the storefront listing.
Collected games: 1
Thunder Lotus is a game-development team in Montreal, Canada. Its game Spiritfarer centers on guiding spirit companions, exploring the world and building a boat. This catalogue credits Thunder Lotus as both developer and publisher of Spiritfarer; the studio’s other games are not implied by this catalogue entry.
Collected games: 1
Canadian video game developer
Collected games: 1
American video game developer and publisher
Collected games: 1
Swedish video game developer
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Polish video game developer
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Chinese video game developer
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Nintendo's Switch 2 product page identifies Trigger Happy Interactive as developer and Atari as publisher for that listing. The PC Steam listing retains the developer but names Apogee Entertainment as publisher. Total Chaos takes players through the ruined Fort Oasis, combining exploration, scavenging, crafting and encounters with threatening creatures. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Trigger Happy in a development role. The two storefronts demonstrate why a game-level company relationship must not turn a platform-specific publishing field into a universal one. The profile does not claim the team published every release or merge it with another entity merely sharing a game title.
Collected games: 1
Takeru is linked here to Little Samson, released in Japan as Seirei Densetsu Lickle. NES release data identifies Takeru as developer and Taito as publisher, while a historical title-screen image carries both 1992 copyright names. Players switch among four characters with different abilities in platforming and combat stages. The catalogue counts one canonical development association and keeps Taito's publishing role separate. The former generic company description and unreviewed closure year are replaced with project-specific information; the title-screen credit alone does not establish every production task.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 0
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Collected games: 0